Showing posts with label Costars Love Rob. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Costars Love Rob. Show all posts

Emilie de Ravin calls Robert Pattinson "fun and inspiring"

Robert Pattinson's costar in Remember Me, Emilie de Ravin recently had high praise for Rob calling him "fun and inspiring" as well as a "great actor."

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Emille was participating in a Twitter promotion for her latest movie "Upon a time" and was asked about Rob by a fan (Thank you Taylor!)

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Costars talk about Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson has been mentioned in interviews with his costars from upcoming movies.

Life

Rob's costar in Life, Joel Edgerton mentions Rob

“I love (director) Anton Corjbin. I also have a real fondness for Rob Pattinson after his excellent work in The Rover. So I stopped into Toronto for two days to do that.”

Childhood of a Leader

Childhood of a Leader will soon premiere at the Venice Film Festival and Rob's costar Berenice Bejo talks about Rob's role and the film in an interview with Grazia.

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Thanks to @fearlessmore for the translation.


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Blast from the Past: Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce interviews

With Brimstone about to start filming, Robert Pattinson will again be co-starring with Guy Pearce.  We all know Rob and Guy were a great team promoting The Rover so we thought we'd revisit some of the old interviews in this Blast from the Past.

Want to follow us down the YouTube trail.....

I had to start with this one


Guy drives


They like being dirty


Rob used to babysit


Rob describes the career he'd like to have


Kylie Minogue is tasty


Rob and Guy watch Kylie Minogue on the Grand Journal


Rob and Guy get scolded by David Michod


No round up would be complete without this


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Robsessed Quickie: " He Has The World At His Feet But He Never Acts Pretentious Or Superior" ~ Alessandra Mastronardi Talks About Robert Pattinson

Robsessed Quickie: " He Has The World At His Feet But He Never Acts Pretentious Or Superior" ~ Alessandra Mastronardi Talks About Robert Pattinson

In an interview with Io Donna Alessandra Mastronardi (Rob's Life co-star) spoke about working on Life with him and had some very nice things to say about him. Comes as no surprise to us ;) Check out the translation below

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Origianl Source Io Donna (Translation thanks to Cristina)
(...) Robert Pattinson? Let’s dismantle the myth: he is not a sex symbol. he is cute, but he fascinates you more for his kind behavior and/or for his attitude of a damned genius. But then, just because of it, for me he is more interesting. He has the world at his feet but he never acts pretentious or superior. A couple of times I asked him personal questions about his work and career. He is a bit embarrassed and shy - and I'm Neapolitan - but once he opens up he's smiling and never dull.

(...) Corbijn is very precise when it comes to the details. In the early days of filming I realized that Rob had some strange tics. I asked around if those were his. I was too shy to ask him myself and found out that those expressions belonged to Stock. The viewers may not even notice Rob's efforts, but for Corbijn it was necessary that these things were done the right way.
via Source / PattinsonArtWork

Roundup of Robert Pattinson mentions by costars and more!

Roundup of Robert Pattinson mentions by costars and more!

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Rob's Cosmopolis co-star, Sarah Gadon, is on the cover of Real Style magazine for Spring 2013. She mentions Rob and the scrutiny that came with working opposite him plus compliments him working with Werner Herzog (Queen of the Desert). I excerpted the portion regarding Rob and transcribed. Visit HERE if you're interested in the photoshoot and full interview.
If Sarah's critically acclaimed role as the wife of Fassbender's Carl Jung got the industry's attention, her second Cronenberg role as Robert Pattinson's wife in Cosmopolis cemented her rising star status. Not only did a second collaboration with Cronenberg mean she'd join the ranks of the director's inner circle along with the likes of Mortensen, Jeremy Irons and Vincent Cassel, she became the focus of the Twihard sets' curiosity when she got close to Pattinson on-screen.

"I kept my distance, knowing that there might be a blacklash," says Sarah of working opposite Pattinson whose Twilight fan-base is comparable to Beatle-mania or Bieber Fever. "Caitlin, David's daughter, received more of a backlash because she was tweeting a lot of photographs from set, and people were speculating about their relationship and proximity. I think too that I kept such a distance that they thought, 'We're not going to find anything with this one! We'll pin it all on that one!' It's terrible that that happens too. It's terrible for him because I take my work so seriously, obviously, and so does he. It's not like you would ever compromise the integrity of your work by doing something...at least I never would. I'm boring that way."

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Although cozying up to Fassbender, Pattinson and Gyllenhaal would definitely be a perk to most people, their hearthrob statuses seem irrelevant to Sarah. In fact, she seems more excited for her co-stars to join her in the art-house realm than anything else. When I suggest that Pattinson's work with Cronenberg has helped change the path of his career from teen heartthrob to bonafide actor, Sarah agrees. "Yes," she says with a smile. "Now he's going to go work with Werner Herzog."
More mentions under the cut!

3 new costars join Robert Pattinson in The Rover + info on the 7 week shoot

3 new costars join Robert Pattinson in The Rover + info on the 7 week shoot

More The Rover news and we'll take anything we can get with this production.

UPDATE: Adding a bit from the film producers about the 7 week shoot set in the desert:
Excerpt from Mumbrella:
“The South Australian desert environment can be a tough one to work in, particularly for those coming from a Northern Hemisphere winter but both the cast and crew have thrown themselves into the shoot. We are shooting in some of the most haunting and stunning landscapes in the world, and are fortunate to have such an exceptional cast and a truly talented crew.”
Click HERE to read the entire article, also announcing the director of photographer.

And another quick note from Coming Soon:
FilmNation represents U.S. sales with UTA Independent Film Group. FilmNation also acquired the majority of worldwide sales rights to The Rover and the film has already been sold to leading distributors around the world - including Australia where distributor Roadshow Films’ Managing Director Joel Pearlman added “this is an incredibly exciting project which we are thrilled to be working on with Liz, David and the whole creative team.” Shooting completes in mid-March in South Australia, with postproduction taking place in Sydney.

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Robert Pattinson is in for a dusty South Australian shoot with Animal Kingdom director David Michôd, who began filming the slow burn thriller last Tuesday. Pattinson, who completed his Edward Cullen vampire duties last November with The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part II, stars alongside Guy Pearce in The Rover as Reynolds, a member of a gang of thieves who is left behind after a botched job. Pearce plays Eric, who enlists Reynolds to help track down his car when it’s stolen by the thugs. Australian actors Susan Prior (Animal Kingdom), Gillian Jones (Oscar And Lucinda), and David Field (Chopper) join Pattinson, Pearce, Scoot McNairy, and Anthony Hayes in the pic, written by Michôd from a story by Michôd and Zero Dark Thirty actor Joel Edgerton. Liz Watts is producing for Porchlight Films and David Linde for Lava Bear Films. FilmNation took most global rights and will rep the film on U.S. sales with UTA Independent Film Group.



(Prior, Jones and Field)
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ROBsessed Awards - Robert Pattinson's Best On-Screen Pairing & Best Sex Scene in 2012

ROBsessed Awards - Robert Pattinson's Best On-Screen Pairing & Best Sex Scene in 2012

We're featuring two categories that rely on you analyzing Rob's performance with his co-stars. The first is Rob's best on-screen pairing.

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Bel Ami: Rob found himself matched with some dynamic women to play opposite his lothario, Georges Duroy.
  • Clotilde...the sweet mistress that only wanted to love Georges. 
  • Madeleine...the powerful madam who Georges adored like a queen...until he didn't. 
  • Virginie...the comical and desperate older woman who was hungry for Duroy-lovin'.
Cosmopolis: Rob was the leader in a fantastic ensemble film but a few characters stood out in our eyes when they came face to face with Eric Packer.
  • Elise...the distant and cool wife with a strong sense of smell. 
  • Torval...the loyal bodyguard who should hold on to his weapon. 
  • Benno...Eric's obsessive partner in a cinematic verbal ballet. 
Breaking Dawn Part 2: Rob said goodbye to Edward Cullen but he didn't cast off the character without some help.
  • Bella....is there Edward without Bella? Don't think so. 
  • Jacob, Carlisle and Aro...sharing some of Edward's funny, sentimental and intense moments.
  • Renesmee...daddy's little girl and the moments between these two were precious. 

Explicit pairings after the cut and welcome to the dark recesses!

Patricia McKenzie Talks About Her Amazing, Very Sexy, Tense & Humorous Scene With Robert Pattinson In "Cosmopolis"

Cosmopolis Italia spoke to Patricia McKenzie (who plays Kendra Hays, one of Eric Packer’s bodyguards) about her career and filming Cosmopolis.

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Here she talks about her “taser” scene with Robert Pattinson, her character’s need to dominate Eric and the “very sexy, tense and humorous” feel of the scene.

CI: In “Cosmopolis” you play Kendra Hays, Can you tell us something about her? Who is Kendra?PM: Kendra is an exhibitionist who craves power and wants to dominate Eric Packer (Robert Pattinson) sexually. (Kate: ha ha She needs to get in line for that one) She was initially hired to be his bodyguard, but quickly becomes his lover. They are opposites in many ways, but both are hollow inside and searching for meaning in their existence. Ultimately, they risk leaving each other feeling as empty as they started.

CI: How was working with director David Cronenberg?
PM: Possibly my favourite experience on any production ever. David is a dream director to work with. The first time I met him, he gave me a big hug, and said “At last, we meet!” He is very calm and confident which made me feel that I could be instantly vulnerable with him. After each take, he would say to me and Rob, “Another great take!” It was a great relief, because we were shooting a fairly complicated love scene with wonderfully strange dialogue by Don Delillo. My only complaint was that we finished 6 days earlier than we were supposed to and none of us ready to leave that wonderful experience behind so soon. I would love to star in a long running TV series with David Cronenberg as the director!

CI: How was the mood on set?
PM: The mood of set was that of a happy, peaceful family, because David he gives everyone the time they need to do their best work. He also has a tendency to rehire the same people so the cast and crew are always an enviable mix of talent, professionalism and ego-less devotion to deliver a great film.

CI: Did you give any workout tips to Robert Pattinson? How about your own workout schedule?
PM: Our love scene happened one month ahead of schedule so neither of us had time to get in the exact shape we wanted to be in, but I did a juice fast three days prior, and he went to the pub and drank a beer. Rob already has an incredible screen presence that comes easily to him, so he is very relaxed about how he appears. (Kate: Yeap that's Rob alright)
A few months before we started shooting, I started boxing and combat training and I did a 3 week detox. It was something I always wanted to try, so I used the film as my motivation. I really enjoyed the process and have integrated the healthy eating and the boxing into my lifestyle.

CI: One of your scene involves you shooting Robert with a taser gun..did something funny happened that day? can you tell us something about it?
PM: For me the funny thing was that everyone approached the scene with no idea what was going to happen, but to be ready for anything. David, Robert and I explored it together, the way we might do if it were a play. We thought we had it nailed down, so we took a lunch break for the crew to light the scene. Then, after lunch, David said he wanted to shoot the scene a different way so the crew took time to re-light everything and Robert and I had time to bond a bit more before we started shooting the love scene. The result is amazing, very sexy, tense and humorous. (Kate: Ooooh!) I can’t really say what happens with the taser, you will have to see the movie to find out!

Check out the full interview with Patricia over at Cosmopolis Italia
via CosmopolisFilm.com

Robert Pattinson and his new love on set!

Robert Pattinson and 'Rosie' (Tai) on the Water for Elephants set!

They make a cute couple :-)

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Popsugar - thanks to Lucy for the tip.

Xavier Samuel Talks Robert Pattinson

I love that all his co-stars have nothing but good things to say about working with him (take THAT Tom Cruise and Kate Winslet - it is possible!)



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